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The new health emergencies program represents a fundamental development that complements WHO's traditional technical and normative roles with new operational capabilities for work in outbreaks and humanitarian emergencies.
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When Irene received a "limited capability for work" questionnaire from the Department for Work and Pensions, her social worker filled it in with her.
They provide comprehensive capabilities for working with models once they are created (for example, for parametrization, simulation, analysis and visualization), but as yet, very few widely available systems provide significant automation to assist modelers with the intellectual activity of creating a model in the first place.
The people affected by this cut are those assessed as having a limited capability for work but as being capable of some "work-related activity".
People who claim employment and support allowance (ESA) and, after a medical test, are assigned to the "work-related activity group" (Wrag) are those who are found to have a "limited capability for work" but may be capable of returning to work in due course.
The form is the Limited Capability for Work questionnaire.
Judged to have limited capability for work, in which case they are placed in the work-related activity group.
It's intended to find out whether your dad has a "limited capability for work" or for "work-related activity".
If and when I am unable to hold down a job, I will be punished for retaining any limited capability for work.
A male customer in the construction business said he needed the H2's off-road capability for work, but Dr. Rapaille called that explanation an alibi.
I had also submitted a thorough "limited capability for work" questionnaire, ticking many "it varies" boxes – ME is a fluctuating chronic illness.
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